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The speaker recalls a dull February day at school when they were nine years old. They vividly remember the moment they heard the news of the king's death, which seemed unbelievable to them at the time. The speaker reflects on the idea that kings don't die and acknowledges the lifelong dedication of Princess Elizabeth to the country, highlighting her as a figure of admiration worldwide.

What event was the narrator recalling from their school days?

• The announcement of a new king

• The death of the king

• A school sports day

• A visit from the queen

What was the narrator's age when they heard the news about the king?

• Thirteen

• Nine

• Seven

• Eleven

How did the narrator feel about the news of the king's death?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Disbelieving

• Joyful

At what age did Princess Elizabeth begin her dedicated service to the country?

• 18

• 21

• 25

• 30

What was Princess Elizabeth's status in the world according to the narrator?

• An unknown personality

• A controversial figure

• The envy of the world

• A reclusive leader